⑴ Looking for a complete TV series that tells the story of the emperor, preferably one with some depth
Kangxi Dynasty
Shunzhi Dynasty
⑵ Stories about ancient Chinese emperors and famous figures *** word count
1 Yanhuang: 2697 BC - about 2599 BC Zhuolu (now Zhuolu, Hebei) Shennong Yandi
Xuanyuan Huangdi (Yan and Huang are equally famous)
2. Yao and Tang Dynasty: about 2357 BC - about 2262 BC Pingyang
(today's Linfen, Shanxi)
Emperor Yao of Tang Dynasty
3. Shun and Yu: about 2262 BC - about 2029 BC Puban
(today's Yongji, Shanxi)
Emperor Shun of Yu
4. Xia Dynasty: about 2029 BC - about 1981 BC
About 1933 BC - about 1559 BC Poyang City (now Luoyang, Henan)
(now Dengfeng, Henan) Xia Wang Yu
Xia Wang Qi
Xia Wang Shaokang
5. Youqi: about 1981 BC - about 1973 BC (now Huaxian County, Henan Province)
There was the poor king Yi Yi
6. Han Dynasty: about 1973 BC - about 1933 BC Hanshui (now Weifang, Shandong) King Hanzhuo
7. Shang ( Yin) Dynasty: approximately 1559 BC - approximately 1046 BC approximately 1559 BC - approximately 1300 BC (Shang Dynasty)
8. Zhou Dynasty: approximately 1046 BC - 256 BC
< p> (1) Western Zhou Dynasty: about 1046 BC - 771 BC, Jichang, King Wen of the Western Zhou Dynasty in Haojing (now Xi'an, Shaanxi Province)Jifa, King Wu of the Western Zhou Dynasty
(2) Eastern Zhou Dynasty: before 770-256 BC Ji Yijiu, King Ping of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in Luoyi (now Luoyang, Henan)
①——Spring and Autumn Period: 770 BC-476 BC
②——Warring States: Before 475 BC - 221 BC
2. Feudal Society
9. Qin Dynasty: 221 BC - 206 BC Xianyang (now Xianyang, Shaanxi)
Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng
10. Western Chu: 206 BC - 202 BC Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu)
Xiang Yu, the Overlord of Western Chu
11. Han Dynasty: 202 BC - 263 BC (including Shu Han)
12. Western Han Dynasty: 202 BC - 8 AD Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi) Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Western Han Dynasty
13. New Dynasty: AD 8 years - 23 AD Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi) Wang Mang, the new Taizu
14. Xuan Han: 23 AD - 25 AD Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi) Emperor Liu Xuan of the Xuan Han Dynasty
15. Eastern Han Dynasty: 25 AD - 220 AD Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan Province) Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty
16. Three Kingdoms Period: 220 AD - 280 AD
(1) Cao Wei: 220-265 Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan) Wei Emperor Cao Cao
Wei Wendi Cao Pi
(2) Shu Han: 221-263 Chengdu (now Sichuan) Chengdu)
Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty
(3) Sun Wu: Sun Quan, Emperor Wu of Jianye (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province) from 222 to 280
17 , Jin Dynasty: 265-420
(1) Western Jin: 265-316 Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan) Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of the Western Jin
(2) Eastern Jin: 317 -Sima Rui, Emperor Yuan of the Eastern Jin Dynasty in Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province) in 420 18. The Sixteen Kingdoms: 304-420
19. The end of the Sixteen Kingdoms: 420-439 Year
20. Southern and Northern Dynasties: 386-589
(1) Southern Dynasties: 420-589
①Liu Song: 420-479 Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) Emperor Liu Yu of the Liu Song Dynasty
② Southern Qi: 479-502 Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) Emperor Xiao Daocheng of the Southern Qi Dynasty
③Nan Liang: 502 -557 AD Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) Emperor Xiao Yan of Liang Dynasty
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④Southern Chen: 557-589 Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) Emperor Chen Wu and Chen Baxian
(2) Northern Dynasty: 386-589
①Middle of the Northern Wei Dynasty Later period: 420-557 Pingcheng
Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan) (now Datong, Shanxi) Tuoba Gui, Emperor Daowu of the Northern Wei Dynasty
Yuanhong, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty
②Eastern Wei: 534-550 Yecheng (now Yezhen, Hebei)
Emperor Xiaojing of the Eastern Wei Yuan Shanjian
③Western Wei: 532-556 Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi) ) Yuan Baoju, Emperor Wen of the Western Wei Dynasty
④Northern Qi: 550-577 Yecheng (now Ye Town, Hebei Province)
Gao Yang, Emperor Wenxuan of the Northern Qi Dynasty
⑤Northern Zhou: 557 -581 Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi)
Northern Zhou Dynasty Xiaomin Emperor Yuwenjue
21. Sui Dynasty: 581-618 Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi) Sui Emperor Yang Jian< /p>
22. Tang Dynasty: 618-690
705-907 Tang Gaozu Li Yuan in Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi)
Tang Zhongzong Li Xian
⑶ Where can I buy the book "Stories of Ancient Chinese Emperors"
Generally, there is no such book in the library, but 5000 Years of China seems to have this book. .
⑷ Touching imperial love stories in Chinese history
1. Ming Xiaozong and Empress Zhang: Regardless of ancient times, in modern times under the protection of law, there are very few such couples, let alone What's more, the emperor who could have any woman in the world had only one woman in his harem, the woman he loved - Empress Zhang. Regardless of the comparison, their unique pair of empresses deserve to be number one.
2. Emperor Guangwu and Yin Lihua: She was his lifelong dream. Even if he became the emperor, there were only three people in the harem, one was unfavored and the other was deposed for political gain. And she - Yin Lihua, a lucky woman, when he looked at her in middle age, it was like the old man in the farmhouse looking at her aging face with all the emotions full of love. The only thing that remained unchanged was his love for her. like.
3. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and Empress Changsun: The combination of the best emperor and the queen of the ages created the rule of Zhenguan and created the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty. The two people Wu Zetian could not defeat in her life were this perfect match. couple. She enjoyed his ultimate love and "occupied" his eternal memory. Her death took away his love and tenderness. And he is her whole world, life and death. The reason why they were not rated as champions was simply because Tang Taizong was not as dedicated as the first two couples. Ever since I got to know these two people, no one else can move my heart.
4. Emperor Ming of the Eastern Han Dynasty and Queen Ma: Childless queens usually have a sad fate, but she is an exception. She was childless throughout her life, so for her, he passed on other women's children to her and enjoyed his lifelong favor. Of course, her kindness and virtue made him love her all his life. After his death, she became the queen mother, resisted her relatives, and made indelible contributions to the country
5. Guo Wei and Empress Chai: one delicate lady, one from poverty, in a deserted village thatched shop, the collision of The fire of love is an arrangement of God's will. He became the Nine-Five Master, but she was dead. But how could he forget her? He went out of his way to make her queen, and adopted her nephew Chai Rong as his adopted son to appease her spirit. Chai Rong later succeeded him as emperor. What kind of love is this that cannot be let go!
6. Shunzhi and Empress Xiaoxian (Concubine Dong E): After she left, although he was still alive and dead, he was so infatuated that the people spread the theory that he became a monk for her. Whether true or false, their true love Love was legendary in that era. I put them behind because in my opinion, abandoning orphans and widowed mothers and letting them be young and weak to support the Qing Dynasty alone, their love for the country and their family appears to be too selfish and narrow-minded. I was moved by their love, but I never appreciated it.
7. Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and Queen Xu: He could not forget his poor and humble couple, resisted all dangers, helped his beloved wife to the throne, and continued their loving life. But he still couldn't protect his wife. She was poisoned to death, full of hatred. After her death, two things became the focus of his future life, one was revenge and the other was raising their son. All just for her. Years later, he kept his promise to her. A perfect ending to their love.
8. Zhu Yuanzhang and Empress Ma: Many people don’t like this couple, but as a loving couple, they are qualified to be on the list. He and she create a great tomorrow together, sharing the joys and sorrows. He compared her to the eldest grandson, and she, like the eldest grandson, used her gentleness and virtue to calm his suspicion and cruelty, and saved him some losses. Her help was responsible for his success. He finally lost her, and in memory of his beloved wife, he no longer had a queen.
9. Qianlong and Empress Xiaoxian: Their love is somewhat similar to that of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and his eldest grandson. Her clothes were the simplest in the harem, and he gave her the simplest love; the purse she gave him was the simplest, and he cherished her purse alone. He is passionate but dedicated. She is virtuous and simple, bringing a touch of coolness to his luxurious imperial life.
10. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty and Queen Dugu: He was afraid of her all his life, fearing her deeply and loving her deeply. On their wedding night, he vowed to love her forever and not take concubines, and all his sons would be born to her. Then he became emperor. When he went to court, she saw him off; when he went to court, he picked him up, and they were still extremely affectionate. It was only later, as time went on, that her iron-fisted policy made him fear her more than he loved her. In fact, she was not wrong, she just wanted to keep that oath. If she were more generous, they would be more loving and happy. But women can do anything in front of love, and even lose their way.
⑸ Idiom stories related to emperors
The Golden House Hidden Beauty
Pinyin
jīn wū cáng jiāo
Definition
Refers to a gorgeous house for the wife and concubines you love to live in. Also refers to taking a concubine.
Source
"The Story of Hanwu" by Ban Gu of Han Dynasty: "If you get Gillian as a wife, you can store it in a golden house."
Usage
p>Subject-predicate form; used as predicate, object, attributive; refers to marrying a wife or taking a concubine
Example sentences
So at that time, She Laowu was in love with Yan Ling, and each had his own ~ meaning. (Chapter 23 of "Twenty Years of Prosperity Dream" by Huang Xiaopei of the Qing Dynasty)
Synonyms
Golden House to Store Jiao
Lantern Riddles
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Story
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che was very lively and smart when he was young, and he played with his aunt, the eldest princess Liu Piao. Liu Prostitute asked him what kind of wife he wanted to marry in the future. Liu Che pointed at Liu's daughter Gillian and said: "In the future I will build a golden house, marry Gillian as my wife, and hide her inside.
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⑹ Number of words in the stories of ancient Chinese emperors and celebrities
1 Yanhuang: 2697 BC - about 2599 BC Zhuolu (now Zhuolu, Hebei) Shennong Yandi Xuanyuan Huangdi (Yanhuang is equally famous )
2. Yao and Tang: about 2357 BC - about 2262 BC Pingyang (now Linfen, Shanxi) Tang Emperor Yao
3. Shun and Yu: about 2262 BC - about 2029 BC Puban (now Yongji, Shanxi) Emperor Yu Shun
4. Xia Dynasty: about 2029 BC - about 1981 BC about 1933 BC - about 1559 BC Poyang City (now Luoyang, Henan) (now Dengfeng, Henan) King Yu of Xia, King Qi of Xia, Wang Shaokang of Xia
5. Youqiong: about 1981 BC - about 1973 BC (now Huaxian County, Henan) Youqiu Wang Yiyi
6. Han Dynasty: about 1973 BC to about 1933 BC Hanwang Hanzhuo of Hanshui (now Weifang, Shandong)
7. Shang (Yin) Dynasty: about 1559 BC to about 1046 BC about 1559 BC to about 1559 BC 1300 (Shang Dynasty)
8. Zhou Dynasty: about 1046 BC - 256 BC
(1) Western Zhou Dynasty: about 1046 BC - 771 BC Haojing (today's Shaanxi Xi'an) King Wen of the Western Zhou Dynasty Ji Chang King Wu of the Western Zhou Dynasty Ji Fa
(2) Eastern Zhou Dynasty: 770 BC - 256 BC Luoyi (now Luoyang, Henan) King Ping of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty Ji Yijiu
①— —Spring and Autumn Period: 770 BC-476 BC
②——Warring States: 475 BC-221 BC
2. Feudal Society
9. Qin Dynasty: 221 BC - 206 BC Xianyang (now Xianyang, Shaanxi) Qin Shihuang Yingzheng
10. Western Chu: 206 BC - 202 BC Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu) Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu
11. Han Dynasty: 202 BC - 263 BC (including Shu Han)
12. Western Han Dynasty: 202 BC - 8 AD Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi) Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Western Han Dynasty
13. New Dynasty: 8 AD - 23 AD Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi Province) New Taizu Wang Mang
14. Xuan Han Dynasty: 23 AD to 25 AD Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi Province) Liu Xuan, Gengshi Emperor of the Xuan Han Dynasty
15. Eastern Han Dynasty: 25 AD - 220 AD Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan) Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty
16. Three Kingdoms Period: 220 AD - 280 years
(1) Cao Wei: 220 years to 265 years in Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan) Wei Wu Emperor Cao Cao Wei Wen Emperor Cao Pi
(2) Shu Han: 221 years to 263 years Chengdu ( Today's Chengdu, Sichuan) Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty
(3) Sun Wu: 222-280 A.D. Sun Quan, Emperor Wu of Jianye (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province)
17. Jin Dynasty: 265 - 420 years
(1) Western Jin Dynasty: 265 years - 316 years in Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan Province) Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty
(2) Eastern Jin Dynasty: 317 years - 420 years Jiankang (Today's Nanjing, Jiangsu) Sima Rui, Emperor Yuan of the Eastern Jin Dynasty
18. The Sixteen Kingdoms: 304-420
19. The end of the Sixteen Kingdoms: 420-439
20. Southern and Northern Dynasties: 386-589
(1) Southern Dynasties: 420-589
①Liu Song: 420-479 Jiankang (now Jiangsu Nanjing) Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of the Liu Song Dynasty
② Southern Qi: 479-502 Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) Southern Qi Emperor Xiao Daocheng
③ Nanliang: 502-557 Xiao Yan, Emperor Wu of Liang in Kang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu)
④Nanchen: 557-589 Emperor Chen Wu of Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) Chen Baxian
(2) Northern Dynasty: 386 -589
①Middle and late Northern Wei: 420-557 Pingcheng Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan) (now Datong, Shanxi) Emperor Daowu of the Northern Wei Dynasty Tuoba Gui Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty Yuanhong
②Eastern Wei: 534-550 Yecheng (now Yezhen, Hebei) Eastern Wei Xiaojing Emperor Yuan Shanjian
③Western Wei: 532-556 Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi) Western Wei Wen
Emperor's Treasure Torch
④Northern Qi: 550-577 Yecheng (today's Ye Town, Hebei) Northern Qi Wenxuan Emperor Gaoyang
⑤Northern Zhou: 557-581 Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi) ) Emperor Xiaomin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yu Wenjue
21. Sui Dynasty: 581-618 Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi) Sui Emperor Yang Jian
22. Tang Dynasty: 618-690 705-907 Chang'an (today's Xi'an, Shaanxi Province) Tang Gaozu Li Yuan Tang Zhongzong Li Xian
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⑻ The love story of ancient emperors
1. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty and Empress Dugu
Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty Yang Jian was the founder of the Sui Dynasty Before the emperor overthrew the previous regime, Yang Jian was just a teenager. Seventeen-year-old Yang Jian was spotted by his father's friend Duguxin and married his fourteen-year-old daughter to him. Since then, Yang Jian has taken great care of his little wife. Queen Dugu, who was first married, was extremely shy.
On the wedding day, Yang Jian made an emotional speech: I vowed not to have a different son. Yang Jian used his life's actions to fulfill his promise. The harem was not allowed to interfere in politics, but Queen Dugu influenced Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty's governance behind the scenes. Perhaps Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty's achievements were inseparable from Queen Dugu's contribution. Empress Dugu and Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty slept together every day. She sent him to court, waited for him to go down to court, and then returned to the palace hand in hand. More than forty years of ups and downs, sincere and passionate love, after thousands of years of precipitation, is still tender and touching.
2. Emperor Shunzhi and Concubine Dong E
Although Emperor Shunzhi had several beauties in his harem, it was Concubine Dong E that Shunzhi truly regarded as the beauty of the country and his beloved confidante. Concubine Dong E was famous for being the only one to inherit the emperor's family. Emperor Shunzhi fell in love with Concubine Dong E at first sight, and she was canonized as a virtuous concubine in 1656. Not long after, Emperor Shunzhi made Concubine Dong E the imperial concubine on the grounds that she was "intelligent, intelligent, good-natured, and no one above Dong E's family", and even more so The ceremony was held, which was like canonizing the queen of a country and going to war.
This also proves that Emperor Shunzhi loved Concubine Dong E very much. In 1657, Concubine Dong E gave birth to a son, who was called "this is my first son" by Emperor Shunzhi. Who is not the mother who is more valuable than the son? But here, the son is more valuable than the mother. After the death of Concubine Dong E, Emperor Shunzhi became a bald emperor without any interest in political affairs.
3. Ming Xiaozong and Empress Zhang
How many people have been looking forward to being a pair for life since ancient times? In ancient times, apart from ordinary people, most high-ranking officials and nobles had wives and concubines in groups. Not to mention the emperor. However, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty only had Empress Zhang, and there was only one woman in the harem, which was very unusual for an emperor. Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty was very indifferent in his life and did not pursue female sex. Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty and Empress Zhang were very affectionate. They would get up and lie down together every day, taking in the sunset and having sex. Many concubines were buried in the imperial tombs of the past dynasties, but there were only two of them in the imperial tomb of Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty. The love between emperor and empress is deep.
4. Emperor Guangwu and Yin Lihua
When Emperor Guangwu was a boy, he was just a descendant of the declining royal family. I made such a sigh while studying. It became an eternal saying. This is also the reason why the love story of Liu Xiu and Yin Lihua attracts attention. What are the women in the harem for? Some do it for power and wealth, but she does it just for him, the love of her life. Therefore, even though Yin Lihua's appearance was aging, she was still the most beautiful in Emperor Guangwu's heart. Love is always in the hearts of two people.
5. Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty Liu Xun and Xu Pingjun
The love between Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and Xu Pingjun can be said to be a rare true love in the royal family. Xu Pingjun has been with him when Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty was in decline. I'll be by your side, never leaving you. When Liu Xun, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, ascended to the throne, he never abandoned his "wretched wife". He even made her a queen and doted on her in every possible way to repay her for his love for her.
Liu Xun was convicted and imprisoned when he was still a baby. He grew up tenaciously in prison until he was five years old. Later, when Han selfless amnesty was granted to the world, Liu Xun was able to be released from prison. He is staying at his grandmother's house. At that time, Xu Pingjun's father was demoted to a prison warden due to repeated mistakes at work, so he met Liu Xun, who was studying in Yeting, and the two became sworn friends.
Unfortunately, Xu Pingjun’s fiancé died of illness, so he and Liu Xun became a couple. After all kinds of matchmaking, Liu Xun and Xu Pingjun became a couple, and Liu Xun became the Xu family’s son-in-law. Xu Pingjun didn’t mind Liu Xun at all. Even though Xun had nothing, he still took good care of him. So when he was seventeen years old, Liu Xun experienced the feeling of being cared for for the first time, and he made up his mind to live up to her.
Later Liu Xun was selected by Huo Guang to be the tenth emperor of the Han Dynasty, and Xu Pingjun entered the palace as Jieyu. Liu Xun was well aware of Huo Guang's status in the court, so he did not dare to act rashly and was very angry with him. He obeyed, but refused to listen to his opinions except for the position of queen, so he issued the edict of Xun Gujian, implying that the wife of Chao Nang should not be abandoned, and finally accepted Lord Xu Ping as his queen. Later, when Xu Pingjun gave birth to a daughter, he was poisoned by a member of the Huo family. Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty was extremely sad. When he learned that there was something fishy about the queen's death, he ordered a thorough investigation. In the end, he had no choice but to give up because there was no evidence. He buried Xu Pingjun generously and protected her. Their children are not harmed.
⑼ A short story about the emperor
The story of Song Taizu training his daughters
Princess Yongning often wore a dress embroidered with kingfisher feathers into the palace. Song Taizu said to her: "Don't wear such clothes in the future. The emperor's family wears such luxurious clothes, and they must follow suit inside and outside the palace. Then the price of kingfisher feathers in the capital will be very high, and the people will compete to sell them. Make profits from it. As a result, people will no longer go to farm, and the trend of hindering production will grow day by day, and all this is caused by you. You should think of cherishing wealth, how can you do such bad things. Head." After hearing this, the princess admitted her mistake with shame.
Song Ancestor: Zhao Kuangyin
Zhao Kuangyin was a native of Zhuozhou (now Zhuo County, Hebei Province). His father, Zhao Hong, moved to Luoyang during the Yin Dynasty. He was born in Jiamaying, Luoyang. His father was an officer in the Later Tang, Later Jin and later Han dynasties. Zhao Kuangyin initially defected to Guo Wei, the general of the Later Han Dynasty. Because of his love of martial arts, he was appreciated by Guo Wei. Later, he joined Zhao Kuangyin to support Guo Wei as the emperor of the Later Zhou Dynasty, and was reused as the commander of the imperial army. During the reign of Emperor Shizong Chai Rong of Zhou Dynasty, he was promoted to Dianqian Dudianjian (the highest general of the emperor's army) because of his military exploits. He took control of the military power of the Later Zhou Dynasty and served as the military governor of Songzhou (south of present-day Shangqiu County, Henan Province) returned to the German army, responsible for the defense of Bianjing. After Zhou Shizong's death, his son Chai Zongxun succeeded to the throne when he was only 7 years old. Zhao Kuangyin and his younger brother Zhao Kuangyi. The aide Zhao Pu conspired to usurp the throne. In the first month of 960 AD, people from Zhenzhou (now Zhengding County, Hebei Province) and Dingzhou (now Dingxian County, Hebei Province) came to Bianjing to report that the armies of the Northern Han Dynasty and the Liao Kingdom jointly went south to attack the Later Zhou Dynasty. In the later Zhou Dynasty, the Empress Dowager Fu and the prime ministers Fan Zhi, Wang Pu and others did not distinguish between true and false. He hurriedly sent Zhao Kuangyin to lead the army north to defend against the enemy. On the day of Jiachen, we went to Chenqiaoyi (40 miles northeast of today's Kaifeng City, Henan Province) and stayed there. At dawn the next day, there was a sudden loud shouting around Chenqiaoyi. Zhao Kuangyin woke up after being drunk. When he walked out of the bedroom, he saw all the generals standing in front of the court, holding weapons in their hands. Headed by Zhao Kuangyi and Zhao Pu, they said in unison: "The generals have no masters. Please inspect them and make them emperor." Without waiting for Zhao Kuangyin to answer, he put the prepared yellow robe on him, then bowed down together and shouted "Long live". This incident is known as the "Chenqiao Mutiny" in history.
⑽ Introduce the short story of any emperor
The Empress of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Li Yu, and his confidante, Empress Zhou, have left a distinct impression in the minds of future generations. We have many beautiful, tender and sad words. His Ci has indeed created an indelible greatness for him, so in the evaluation of later generations, in addition to being a former king, he is also known as the "Emperor of Ci". But if we want to know about his success - literary success, we must not forget the woman he was obsessed with - Zhou Hou. The Queen of Zhou, named Ehuang, was born in 936 AD, one year older than her master. According to literary and historical records, she is indeed a passionate and virtuous woman, because most of the ancient emperors had 3,000 beauties in their harems, and few could place their entire soul on one concubine, and even less could they express their love without changing it. In terms of literature, Zhou Houzhi was able to get the special favor of an amorous emperor and reveal her love in literature. Of course she was a woman with good qualifications, beauty and talents. According to Lu You's "Book of the Southern Tang Dynasty", she is proficient in calligraphy and history, good at music and rhythm, and is especially good at pipa. Yuan Zong (the later master's father) appreciated his skills and gave him the Jiaotong Pipa. Later, he mainly worked on Nianjiashan, and later also on Invitation to Drunk Dance. The two of them once re-written the song "Nishang Feather Clothes". This song was widely circulated in the Tang Dynasty and was the most popular song. The later master got the score alone. However, it was often confused with the later changes. She often played the melody of Hou Zhu's lyrics, which greatly won his praise. This was the driving force behind Hou Zhu's lyrics.
Li Yu's first work "Huanxi Sha": The red sun is already three feet high, the golden furnace is adding fragrant beasts one after another, and the red brocade lichen wrinkles with every step. A beautiful woman dances with gold hairpins, sniffs flower stamens when she is drunk, and hears the flute and drum playing in the distance from the other hall. All the emotions of being infatuated with Zhou Hou and the fragrant scenes in the palace are fully described. Please read his "A Dendrobium Pearl": The dawn makeup has just passed, Shen Tan lightly pours some lilacs on others, and sings a clear song, temporarily causing the cherries to burst. The sleeves of the sleeves are remnant and the color is lovely. The cup is filled with fragrant mash, the embroidered bed is leaning on the embroidered bed, and the red velvet is being chewed and spitting with a smile. This kind of boudoir romance and the tenderness of children are written in a truly naked way. "Chewing the red velvet while laughing, spitting at Tanlang", how romantic and delicate the posture of children is, although it is not surprising from a modern perspective, but in the feudal society of thousands of years ago, it was strange enough. Empress Zhou's sentimentality moved her writing style, and her writing style introduced the sentimental Empress Zhou to the admiration of the ages. Literature is a product of the environment and an exchange of emotions, which is completely confirmed here. There is no such thing as a banquet in life, and misfortune will eventually happen to the happiest people one day. When the Queen was twenty-eight years old, Queen Zhou fell ill. The master spends day and night looking at food, taking medicine without tasting it himself, and being unable to take off his clothes is tired all day long, just like an idiot serving his parents. However, the Queen of Zhou was finally blown away by the autumn wind. At that time, the Queen's master stood in mourning and raised his staff, just as he was mourning his heir, and he was about to throw himself into a well to die, but he was saved by rescue. He also wrote thousands of self-made poems, all of which were extremely sad. It was really a great misfortune for the queen. Later, she was buried in Yiling and her posthumous name was Zhaohui. From the following words, you can see the mood of the queen at that time. Please take a look at the following song: The pearls are broken before the eyes, and the flower carvings are springy in the world. The hatred in the heart is not gone, but the body is lost in the palm of the hand. The jade basket is still full of medicine, and the incense box has been stained with dust. I will mourn in the past and feel the sadness later. There are no tears to stain the towel. The beauty is the same as the fragrant tree, and the dangerous path is the same. It is sad to see spring come true, but the bitter rain hurts the bushes. Where is Meili now? The wandering matter is gone. There is nothing to ask about, and I will thank the east wind for thousands of years. This poem expresses the empress's deep affection for Zhou Empress and her deep sorrow and pain. The late master lost his beloved wife. This kind of pain and passion have been deeply planted in the depths of his soul, dragging him from a gentle and intoxicated country to a sad and miserable realm, so his words It also changed from "Chewing red velvet" to the miserable tune of "Leaning on the railing with tears for whom" and "There are many autumn winds...the long night makes people helpless". After that, his family was ruined and his country was destroyed, which gave him many materials for lyrics. When Queen Zhou was alive, she was able to influence her master to write fragrant poems, and after her death, she influenced her master to write sentimental and sad poems. This kind of achievement is something for which future generations should be grateful to her. Since ancient times, literati and beauties have had an inseparable bond; many great literary and artistic works have vanilla beauties as their themes and backgrounds. In "A Dream of Red Mansions", the "Twelve Hairpins of Jinling" and the "Twelve Pairs of Hairpins of Jinling" are both peerless beauties. Empress Zhou died, and Li Yu married Empress Zhou's sister, Empress Xiao, as queen. Indeed, the magic power of beauty is enough to induce the hearts of literati and make them write literature of blood and tears. The empress did not know how to be an emperor, but inadvertently became the emperor in the poem, and was respected by later generations above all emperors. Who said that this was not the power of the empress Zhou? Yao Niang is Li Yu's concubine. It is said that he was the first person to bind women's feet. Tao Zongyi's "Records of Stopping Farming·Foot Binding" quoted from "Daoshan News": "Empress Li was in charge of the concubine Yao Niang, who was slender and good at dancing. The empress made a golden lotus, six feet high... She ordered Yao Niang to wrap her feet with silk to make her slim and slim. It is bent up to make a crescent shape, and the plain socks are dancing in the clouds, whirling like flying clouds."
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